Set the Disksize in your bios to the max supported by the bios (8G, 32G, 64G, 127G, ...). this should allow the max size for dos and any software that uses the bios routines. Software like windows 2k or linux can probably see the whole disk without tweaking, though might need tweaking to get them …

kolderman wrote on 2021-03-12, 22:28: Have you set the jumpers on this adapter correctly and otherwise using it correctly? Have you another to try? Adapters are usually very cheap things from China and occasionally are buggy. This is the adapter im using and it doesnt have any jumpers on it.

If you are in the BIOS, what size does it detect the SSD as? I probably would not leave it as a single 128GB because a lot of old software will freak out and say there isn't enough storage space available. I'm guessing without the SSD hooked up, it goes past the System Configuration screen properly …

Hello, So I need some help or advice on how-to install Windows 98 SE on an SSD using a SATA=> IDE converter. Info: Motherboard: MS-6119 flashed with version 2.9 Award Bios SSD: 128 GB Kingston (formatted to FAT32 using Gparted) When I boot the computer the system identifies the SSD drive as the …